Light Duty Towing in Fort Worth, TX

What Counts as Light Duty?

Light duty towing covers the vehicles most people in Fort Worth drive every day: sedans, coupes, hatchbacks, SUVs, minivans and half-ton pickups. If it fits in a normal parking space and you drive it with a regular license, it is almost always a light duty tow.

All-wheel drive vehicles, lowered cars and luxury or classic cars usually ride on a flatbed instead, so all four wheels stay off the road. Tell us the year, make and model when you call and we sort out the right truck.

Common Reasons for a Tow in Fort Worth

• Overheating in a Texas summer, often in traffic on I-30 or Loop 820.
• A car that will not start, even after a jump start.
• A fender bender that left the car leaking fluid or pulling hard to one side.
• A flat with no usable spare, or a bent wheel after a pothole.
• Hail or flood damage after a spring storm.

Around West Fort Worth

Our shop is in west Fort Worth, so Ridglea, Camp Bowie Boulevard, the I-30 corridor and Loop 820 are everyday ground for us. We also tow from Benbrook, White Settlement, Westworth Village, River Oaks and out along I-20 toward Aledo.

What to Have Ready When You Call

1. Your location. The street and cross street, the parking lot, or the highway, direction and nearest exit.
2. The vehicle. Year, make and model, and whether it rolls and shifts into neutral.
3. Where it is going. The address of the shop, dealer or home.
4. Keys. If you will not be there, tell us where the keys will be.

Staying Safe While You Wait

If you are on the highway, pull as far onto the shoulder as you can, turn on your hazard lights and stay buckled in with the doors locked. Only get out if you smell smoke or the car is in a travel lane. Traffic on I-30 and I-20 does not slow down much for a stopped car.